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does Trio - Da da da count as its half in english half in german? |
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.....how about Hallelujah, paper house, mushroom and Oh yeah! by CAN off the TAGO MAGO album? Damo sings in a mixture of german english and japanese;)
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yea - I definitely was hoping the Teriyaki's album was going to be much better... I actually ordered it off amazon, and before it was shipped to me, I was able to download it. After I heard the tracks... I cancelled my order. Sure I kept the mp3's, but I rarely ever listen to it.
And actually - the same thing happened with Nigo's "Nigo Presents: (B)ape Sounds"... although, in that case - I got the cd, but kept it sealed. After those two albums, I decided that I was always going to sample tracks before I buy an album - especially in the case with costly imports |
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The Police released De Do Do Do, De Da Da Da in both Spanish and Japanese.
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Der Kommisar originally by Falco, then covered in English by After The Fire
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isn't the bulk of kraftwerk's disography available in both german and english? i guess that wouldn't make it a 'cover' of the original though since it's the same people doing both versions!
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Da Asa - Ofra Haza
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